75% of Exonerated Women Were Convicted of Crimes That Didn't Even Happen (!) - podcast episode cover

75% of Exonerated Women Were Convicted of Crimes That Didn't Even Happen (!)

Jun 03, 202556 minEp. 1163
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OA1163 - No really. That's a real stat. It may actually be WORSE than that. So uh... how in the hell? Professor Valena Beety is here to break it down. She's done a ton of great work in this area, and has a new legal research paper, "Unfit": Gender, Ableism and Reproductive Wrongful Convictions by Valena Elizabeth Beety, which goes into this and much more!

Content note: this episode does involve discussion of events where young children died. We don't dwell on these events much at all other than to mention them as needed.

More links: Indiana Innocence Project, Kristine Bunch | National Registry of Exonerations, Manifesting Justice: Wrongly Convicted Women Reclaim Their Rights, Op ed: Why has Brenda Andrew been on death row for two decades? It has everything to do with sex.

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